Coolidge High School - President Yearbook (Coolidge, AZ)

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-Musik Honor Girls Glee Row One Dtbbiz Lloyd Linda Hovmec Denise Adams, Rebecca Terrell, Che Wi Row Three jamie M1rtin Dlrlein Yon Mirtina Escilante Sandi Knowles Row Two, Cathy Crawford, Cheryl Crawford, Terri lennings Cindy Staggs Sandi user fini Bmvers Cryshl Pate Brenda johnson Cindy Chitwood, 2. Members of the Boys' Clee rehearse their songs. 3. The Honor Girls' Clee has new uniforms. A vest, blouse, skirt, pants and scarf make up the outfit, 4. Teresa Rhyan, Cecilia LaPaglia, and Ann Lambert add their voices to the girls' choir.

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choruses The choruses spent another year entertaining CHS stu- dents with their singing. There are three choruses,: Honor Girls' Glee, Girls' Glee, and Boys' Glee, To raise money for new uni- forms, the Honor's Glee sold cheese crocks. The Girls' and Boys' Glee sold candy. The choruses sang at the state fair and at the ATPC They also gave a Christmas concert for students and a concert for senior citizens. brighten the day with song Girls' Glee: Row 1, Susan Adams, Tina Long, Tammy Nelson, Teresa Rhyan, Cecilia LaPaglia, Ann Lambert, Bobbi Henson, Rhonda Honea, Edna Aguayo, Karen Schartz, Pam jorgenson, Gwen johnson, Yvonne Palacio. Row 2, Laura Barber, Freda jordan, Evelyn Cherry, Brenda Solomon, Mary Brown, Linda Barkus, Sally Bruggeman, Linda McKinney, Mary Ann jones, Natalie Carter, Sandra Cooper, Linda Garcia, Carmel Price, Melody Parks, Sandy Fields, Row 3, Paula jennings, Nora Mathis, Druella Escalante, Linda Honea, Barbara Ann Cooper, Annette Muldrow, Vera Muldrow, Teresa Cleaver, Susan Thompson, Penny Tate, Renee Stevens, Priscilla Bishop. Q -y l X. A Sli . X, 1 I . Boys' Glee: Row 1, Thomas Honea, Mickey Wheeler, Leroy Wheeler, Williams, Rudolph Larkin, Greg Muldrow, Britt Bowen. Row Three, David Ray, Ronnie Morrow, Doug Cole, Curtis jordan, Brian Allen Glen, Will Muldrow, Nelson Morrow, junior Solomon, L Humphrey, Row Two, Tony Cardona, Elijah White, Cleo Glass, Gill Muldrow, Otis Thomas, james Taylor, Stephen White. 134 -escape

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chs band marches on l Coolidge High Marching Band, First row, Ronnie Sherrill, and Bohhi Bowen Second row, Robin Mickelson, Susan Cruhhs, and lulie Andrews. Third row, landra Horning, Margie Mendola, Sufette Noxtnl' irmelli, Ginger Warwick, Kim l. Vourth row, Robin Sager, Marie l,ewis,' Katy eager, Yvonne Harvey, Denise Ward, Vivian Payne, llaine Mcllaniels, Debbie Welch, Laurie Barher, Ioanne llarden, Ruth Buckner. Fifth row, Vicki Williams, Donata Hilgeman, Karen Knowles, Scott Carpenter, Scott Ludwig, Brett Bowen, William Ashcraft, Kendall Richards, Kent Simms, Chuck Wilson, Cindy McClune, Cecelia l.al'aglia. Sixth row, Valarie Hackenbrach, Becky Terrell, Annette Muldrow, Benny Vallas, Kelly Taft, Estelle Lewis, leanie Martin, Teresa Moring, Teresa Cleaver, Iustin Thompson, Scott Dixon. Ronnie Sherrill leads down fields. 'I 1, The band, during half-time, keeps spirit high with marching, they are playing in the stands, letting the school song. 2. During the game, if the band is not team know that they have plenty of support. The hand this year had 52 marching musicians. Work was one of the main ingredients for a band to sound and look good. Marching was not the only activity the band accomplished. They also attended festivals during the hand's concert season. ln the late part of lanuary a few members of the band participated in regional auditions with high hopes of making the regional band or orchestra. Last year, four members from Coolidge High School Band made Regionals, three in band, and one in the Orchestra, They were, Richard Bowen, leanie Martin, Vicki Williams in the band and Lisa Powell in the Orchestra. Over the summer, there was a music camp in Flagstaff, Arizona. Seven members of our high school band attended this music camp. 136-escape